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JavaScript as an Embedded DSL

Martin Odersky, Tiark Rompf, Nada Amin, Grzegorz Kossakowski

Developing rich web applications requires mastering different environments on the client and server sides. While there is considerable choice on the server-side, the client-side is tied to JavaScript, which poses substantial software engineering challenges ...

Springer Berlin Heidelberg2012

Browsing Catalogue Graphs: Content Caching Supercharged!!

We consider a generic scenario of content browsing where a client is presented with a catalogue of items of interest. Upon the selection of an item from a page of the catalogue, the client can choose the next item to browse from a list of related items pre ...

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Degraded two-message multicast over graphs

Christina Fragouli, Shirin Saeedi Bidokhti

We consider communication of two degraded mes- sage sets over graphs where a common source sends two prioritized messages (a common and a private message) to several receivers. All receivers require the common message and a subset of the receivers require ...

2011

Self-Stabilizing Robot Formations over Unreliable Networks

Seth Gilbert

We describe how a set of mobile robots can arrange themselves on any specified curve on the plane in the presence of dynamic changes both in the underlying ad hoc network and in the set of participating robots. Our strategy is for the mobile robots to impl ...

2009

Security-Preserving Asymmetric Protocol Encapsulation

Serge Vaudenay

Query-response based protocols between a client and a server such as SSL, TLS, SSH are asymmetric in the sense that the querying client and the responding server play different roles, and for which there is a need for two-way linkability between queries an ...

Springer-Verlag2007

Type-based event dissemination

Sébastien Bähni

With the explosion of broadband Internet connections in the late 80s, new types of applications, called distributed applications, came to light. These applications typically seek to provide a user with remote services that appear to that user as if they we ...

EPFL2006

F-ratio Client-Dependent Normalisation on Biometric Authentication Tasks

Samy Bengio, Norman Hoon Thian Poh

This study investigates a new client-dependent normalisation to improve biometric authentication systems. There exists many client-de-pendent score normalisation techniques applied to speaker authentication, such as Z-Norm, D-Norm and T-Norm. Such normalis ...

2005

Improving Single Modal and Multimodal Biometric Authentication Using F-ratio Client-Dependent Normalisation

Samy Bengio, Norman Hoon Thian Poh

This study investigates a new client-dependent normalisation to improve a single biometric authentication system, as well as its effects on fusion. There exists two families of client-dependent normalisation techniques, often applied to speaker authenticat ...

IDIAP2004

An Investigation of F-ratio Client-Dependent Normalisation on Biometric Authentication Tasks

Samy Bengio, Norman Hoon Thian Poh

This study investigates a new \emph{client-dependent normalisation} to improve biometric authentication systems. There exists many client-de-pendent score normalisation techniques applied to speaker authentication, such as Z-Norm, D-Norm and T-Norm. Such n ...

IDIAP2004

SOWER: Self-Organizing Wireless Network for Messaging

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Mark Felegyhazi, Srdan Capkun

Short Message Service (SMS) has become extremely popular in many countries, and represents a multi-billion dollars market. Yet many consumers consider that the price cellular network operators charge for it is too high. In this paper, we explain that there ...

2004